Overview

• The ICJ's opinion heavily relies on UN reports, drawing criticism for not using primary sources.
• Israel criticized the proceedings as biased, choosing not to participate in the hearings.
• The opinion labels Israel's occupation as prolonged and discriminatory, likening it to apartheid.
• Some judges argue the opinion underscores severe violations of international law by Israel.
• The non-binding nature of the opinion leaves its implementation dependent on international consensus.